Several techs acknowledged issues have been reoccurring and improperly addressed at the direction of IH.

Property taxes are one of those expenses that investors can’t avoid, but I’m curious how different people plan around them.Some investors I’ve spoken with simply assume taxes will increase every year and build that into their numbers.Others actively review assessments or challenge them if something looks off.For experienced investors here:• Do you actively monitor your property’s assessed value?

Investors who monitor brokerage platforms directly or maintain strong relationships with agents sometimes gain earlier insight into potential opportunities.

It’s:Do you want a monitored life-safety system on a high-turnover property, or just video evidence after something happens?

Many investors take on this role to cut costs and to monitor the progress and to oversee the quality of workmanship in real time. 

In a nutshell, you can be successful, therefore, always have a buffer and closely monitor market and lending conditions.

Active buyers monitoring for trends that matter.

I'm unsure if the family committed fraud using any of the client's information as well; but regardless the person had to notify all clients, file numerous reports, pay for credit monitoring for all clients, etc, etc. 

Why aren't you monitoring the utilities?

Proper notice is typically required before inspections and installing cameras to monitor tenant activity can raise privacy and legal concerns depending on state and local regulations.The more effective approach is lease enforcement.